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What\u2019s the difference between African and Asian elephants?<\/h2>\n
The African elephant\u2019s ears are much bigger than those of its Asian cousin, extending above the shoulder. It\u2019s said that the former\u2019s ears are the same shape as Africa, while the latter\u2019s look like India.<\/p>\n
Both male and female African elephants grow long tusks, but only male Asian elephants do (and not all males). Some female\u00a0Asian elephants grow \u2018tushes\u2019 \u2013 barely visible, stumpy tusks.<\/p>\n
African elephants have more rounded foreheads, while Asian elephants have twin domes on their heads with an indent in the middle.<\/p>\n
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How much does a baby elephant weigh?<\/h2>\n
Baby elephants weigh around 100kg on average, heavier than most adult men, and some newborns have been as large as 120kg. Those are figures for Africa bush elephants \u2013 baby elephants of other species are naturally smaller.<\/p>\n

What is a baby elephant called?<\/h2>\n
Baby elephants are called calves.<\/p>\n
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